Companies’ desire to consume products on a subscription basis, a per-usage basis, or any number of different ways, is the way of the future, says CFO McElhatton.

While 3D printers, especially resin 3D printers, are capable of producing objects in incredible detail, one area where they've struggled is producing shiny objects. Some new breakthrough research from MIT shows how that might be changing.

Opinion: Will straight-to-streaming become the 'new normal' for film releases?

At the end of such a torrid year, companies should be very careful about what they tell customers. And how. I'm not sure Comcast got it quite right.

JavaScript is now the world's most popular programming language even though it started off as a side-kick to Java.

The objective is enabling hybrid cloud customers to tap the public cloud for disaster recovery and storage tiering.

Microsoft is also trying to figure out how to keep Windows Insiders on the latest version of its frequent preview releases.

It's pretty simple, and you can roll back whenever you want.

iOS 14.2 still has a lot of bugs, but hopefully we'll see many getting fixed before the year is out.

Developers pushing new technology-based techniques to reprogram police responses.